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Cyber liability insurance

There has never been a greater risk of cyberattacks against small businesses, and the costs have never been higher. Learn why cyber insurance claims are so expensive, and how cyber liability...

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IT & technology professionals
Learning how to become an IT consultant can provide numerous opportunities for IT professionals who are interested in starting a business.
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Growing a business
A business expansion can gain new customers, and potentially more profits, for a small business owner. Of course, you’ll need the right strategy to avoid growing pains and remain profitable.
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IT & technology professionals
Researching competitors, finding funding sources, and protecting yourself with contracts and business insurance are just a few of the steps you should take when you start an IT services business.
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Home-based businesses

Whether you’re running a business from home or telecommuting, working from home has risks that might not be covered by your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance. There are several policy options to...

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Construction

Subcontractors and independent contractors are sometimes required to carry insurance to comply with state laws and licensing requirements. They may also need their own insurance to qualify for...

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IT & technology professionals
The life of an IT freelancer offers flexibility and independence. However, IT freelancing can also be challenging, especially when it comes to finding new clients.
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IT & technology professionals
If you’re thinking of launching a cybersecurity business, begin with the basics. Make sure you have the right certifications, funding, structure, and business plan to set yourself up for success.
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Professional liability / E&O
Professional liability and errors and omissions insurance both protect businesses from expensive lawsuits caused by unsatisfactory work. The language used may differ by industry.
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Workers' compensation insurance

For many small businesses, workers’ compensation insurance is legally required if you have employees on staff. Workers’ compensation is regulated at the state level and the requirements vary...

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Workers' compensation insurance
Workers' compensation not only protects your business from financial loss, but it is also required by law in most states if you have employees.
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Independent contractors
Learn about the difference between contractors and subcontractors and the types of liabilities that they face.
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IT & technology professionals
Your business could face a costly lawsuit if a defect in your software causes a client to lose money. Here’s what you should know about software liability and how to protect your business.
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IT & technology professionals
When businesses experience a data breach, they may blame their IT professionals and sue. Here’s how your IT company can avoid these costly lawsuits.

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